Hi Dustin, I had the same findings - on top of that dealing with umlauts (öäüÖÄÜß).
My best working software under Linux is Krusader. I found Unison GTK too thorough (== AND slow) for my needs. The best software for me is still Directory Compare http://tp.lc.ehu.es/jma/win95.html which I use from a KVM/quemu-started Windows on SMB-mounted Linux-shares. It only cares for size (which is mostly what I need) ignores cases which IS a nightmare cooperating Windows/Linux although somewhat handled (!!) by Samba. It copes with Umlauts. I use this software for many years now - until 2002 on Windows only. Mainly syncing "docs to read" and music-files from/to my computers. HTH Eduard Am Montag, 23. April 2007 schrieb Dustin Harriman: > Hello Theo and everyone, > > I'm curious is anything has been turned up that Theo was asking about > (he was wondering if there is a KDE-equivalent of "unison-gtk")? > ... > Now, when I'm sitting at my Linux box and want to synchronize in the > other direction, things get ugly. The best technique I can come up > with for now is to "smbmount" the windows directory, then use > unison-gtk, syncronizing the Linux folder with the Windows folder, > which is now mounted somewhere. eg:
